This creative renovation of a Sydney semi blurs boundaries and reconfigures spaces to create a home full of surprise and personalit

A former gambling den down a back lane in Brunswick proved to be a good bet for a young family on a tight budget keen to gain a foothold in Melbourne’s inner-city property market.

This highly textured renovation of a heritage-listed house by Phooey architects, both respects the past and propels it into the present.

For architect and resident Jeremy McLeod, The Commons apartment block in Melbourne represents not just a new way of living sustainably but a fresh take on property development.

To enter architect David Saunders’ home in Melbourne is to take a trip on a sea of ideas.

Christopher Polly’s extension of a Sydney semi to accommodate a family of five targetted its under-utilised undercroft area and ... a jacaranda tree.

It took 20 years before owner Nikki Maloney was ready to say goodbye to her 1890s weatherboard. In architect/builder Drew Heath she found someone who understood how to retain some of the old while radically reconfiguring the unusual site.

Creating a fully flowing family home from a dark Fitzroy terrace disconnected from its north-facing rear meant careful reprogramming of its five-metre-wide site.

This low-budget, lightweight extension in Brisbane showcases the twin talents of architect Mick Hellen.

This small, one-person house in a Brisbane suburb is redefining the granny flat.